Jackie Shea

Owner

Wildflowers Wellness

Hi, I'm Jackie, Owner of Wildflowers Wellness.I am passionate about supporting families in all things feeding, development, nutrition, tongue ties, bonding and optimal breathing, sleeping and outdoor nature based learning. All of these things affect parents' ability to bond and thrive with their baby and childrenand I am here to help.I am a Pediatric Occupational Therapist and Specialist in Nutrition.Ever since I was young I’ve had a passion for health, wellness and working with children. Those passions have grown and evolved into what Wildflowers Wellness is now.I specialize in optimal functioning for children and the root cause of the issues that parents struggle with when it comes to their infants and into the toddler years. As a mom of 2 babies who have struggled with tongue ties, I’ve made it my life’s work to help other families. My training includes: Pre/post frenectomy therapy, TummyTime! Method, BabyMyofunctional, Torticollis, Baby Reflexology and Infant Pelvic Floor Therapy. It is all connected. Tongue ties have a bigger impact than just feeding. I provide comprehensive care to support optimal oral development for: Feeding Breathing and Airway Health Oral Health and Development Full Body Therapeutics & Bodywork Reach out to me any time and feel free to share my page with other new parents in your life. It takes a village and I’d be honored to be part of yours. I am committed to providing a holistic therapeutic approach that respects the journeys of parenthood, motherhood, and infant development.  I have always been drawn to helping people and am so thankful that I came across a career that could allow me to dedicate my life’s work to each individual I come across. I was committed to becoming an occupational therapist- a profession whose motto is "Living life to its fullest.” That is the embodiment of my practice.Most parents don't realize this, but they have started early intervention from the moment the baby is placed on their chest after birth! It is never too late for a child to learn, however the earlier we work on skills the easier it is for the child and family.